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Let ABC be an acute-angled triangle; AD be the bisector of BAC with D on BC; and BE be the altitude from B on AC. Find CED
  1. >45
  2. <45
  3. =30
  4. None

A
<45
B
None
C
>45
D
=30
Solution
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Draw DL perpendicular to AB; DK perpendicular to AC; and DM perpendicular to BE. Then EM = DK.

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